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When to Use Access Instead of Excel

This MS Access tutorial explains when you should use Microsoft Access instead of Excel. This tutorial covers the five main reasons that you should be using MS Access instead of MS Excel. Often times, users only move to Access after their needs have outgrown Excel; however, users should also evaluate which program to use before they even start a project. This tutorial outlines and explains the main elements to evaluate when making this decision.

This MS Access tutorial covers the four main elements of Access, tables, queries, forms, and reports. This is an overview of these four elements. You will learn what they are, how they are related, and why you use them within Access. This tutorial will help to put the pieces of Access together so that you can better understand how the program works.